Question 1 Easy Level 3
What can be called progress in a career? A Getting new skills and responsibility B Leaving learning C Avoiding every opportunity D Losing interest in work
Correct answer: A Career progress includes growth of skills and responsibility. In exams, connect progress with development.
View question details Question 2 Easy Level 3
What problem can occur if cleanliness is not maintained at work? A Illness and disorder may increase B Safety always increases C Work improves automatically D Resources are always saved
Correct answer: A Lack of cleanliness affects health and order. In exams, connect cleanliness with a safe workplace.
View question details Question 3 Easy Level 3
When are communication skills used? A In clarifying ideas and instructions B In hiding information C In separating the team D In increasing misunderstanding
Correct answer: A Communication skills clarify ideas and instructions. In exams, connect communication with cooperation.
View question details Question 4 Easy Level 3
Which work shows the spirit of entrepreneurship? A Starting a small business after identifying a local need B Leaving every opportunity C Avoiding skill learning D Cheating by copying others
Correct answer: A Starting a business by identifying a need is entrepreneurship. In exams, connect entrepreneurship with initiative.
View question details Question 5 Easy Level 3
When is flexibility shown in work? A Changing method according to a new situation B Being afraid of every change C Forcing one method only D Refusing to learn
Correct answer: A Flexibility means adjusting properly to changing situations. In exams, connect it with adaptability.
View question details Question 6 Easy Level 3
Which option shows responsible use of resources? A Using leftover material properly B Wasting water C Keeping electricity on unnecessarily D Throwing away material
Correct answer: A Proper use of leftover material saves resources. In exams, connect responsible use with conservation.
View question details Question 7 Easy Level 3
How can confidence develop through work? A By practising regularly and learning from small successes B By always avoiding difficult tasks C By ignoring one's mistakes D By blaming others for every failure
Correct answer: A Regular practice improves work skills, and experiences of small successes build the belief that one can perform a task. Therefore, option A is correct. Avoiding difficult work or ignoring mistakes reduces opportunities to learn. Exam tip: Link the development of confidence with practice, skill, and successful experiences.
View question details Question 8 Easy Level 3
What is the benefit of setting correct priorities in work? A Important tasks are completed first B Work always becomes scattered C Time is wasted D Stress increases without reason
Correct answer: A Priorities help complete important tasks first. In exams, connect priority with time management.
View question details Question 9 Easy Level 3
In which situation will work be considered dignified? A When the worker gets respect and a safe environment B When exploitation is done C When insult is given D When wages are withheld
Correct answer: A Respect and safety are bases of dignified work. In exams, connect dignity with workers' rights.
View question details Question 10 Easy Level 3
What is the best summary of meaningful work? A Work linked with purpose respect and contribution B Work that gives only tiredness C Work with no learning D Work that meets no need
Correct answer: A Meaningful work is identified by purpose respect and contribution. In exams, remember these three words.
View question details Question 11 Medium Level 3
Seema daily cares for her elderly grandmother at home and also manages family meals. How should this be understood? A Recreational activity B Invisible but useful unpaid work C Only passing free time D Activity without value
Correct answer: B Care and meal management contribute to family wellbeing. In exams treat such work as invisible labour.
View question details Question 12 Medium Level 3
A student chooses a career only by looking at friends' choices. What is the biggest weakness in this? A Ignoring one's own interest and ability B Proper use of skills C Balanced use of information D Long-term planning
Correct answer: A Career decisions should be based on one's own interest and ability. In exams consider copy-based decisions weak.
View question details Question 13 Medium Level 3
In which situation can work give a person social identity? A When it is done without purpose B When it has no contribution C When a person performs a useful role in society D When a person constantly avoids work
Correct answer: C A useful role gives a person identity in society. In exams connect work with role and identity.
View question details Question 14 Medium Level 3
Which behaviour is most suitable for maintaining dignity in work? A Respecting only high positions B Treating physical labour as inferior C Insulting co-workers D Respecting every useful and honest work
Correct answer: D Dignity means respect for all honest work. In exams do not divide work as high or low.
View question details Question 15 Medium Level 3
How should the relation between purpose and remuneration in meaningful work be understood? A Both can be important but purpose gives depth to work B Purpose is not needed when remuneration is received C Purpose has no relation with work D Only unpaid work is meaningful
Correct answer: A In meaningful work purpose is important along with income. In exams write both aspects in balance.
View question details Question 16 Medium Level 3
If a work gives income but seriously harms health, which aspect is questioned? A Social identity of work B Safety and decency of work C Language style of work D Appearance of work
Correct answer: B Decent work needs health safety along with income. In exams keep safe work environment as a key point.
View question details Question 17 Medium Level 3
Which example shows proper use of both livelihood and skills? A Wasting the whole day without plan B Providing service without learning any skill C A trained young woman starting a nutritious tiffin service D Spreading wrong information for opportunity
Correct answer: C Skill-based service can become a source of income. In exams connect Home Science skills with livelihood.
View question details Question 18 Medium Level 3
Which is the correct difference between economic and non-economic value of work? A Economic value is only satisfaction B Non-economic value is only salary C There is no difference between them D Economic value links with income and non-economic value with satisfaction and respect
Correct answer: D The value of work may be in both income and satisfaction. In exams write economic and non-economic values separately.
View question details Question 19 Medium Level 3
Which element most correctly increases self-reliance through work? A Regular income and decision-making ability B Complete dependence on others C Postponing every opportunity D Avoiding skill learning
Correct answer: A Income and skills make a person self-reliant. In exams connect self-reliance with livelihood.
View question details Question 20 Medium Level 3
If a person sees the result of their work as useful in society, what effect may it have? A Distance from work will increase B Satisfaction and motivation may increase C Responsibility will end D Skills will decrease
Correct answer: B Social usefulness makes work meaningful. In exams connect contribution and motivation together.
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